On the morning of March 7, 2007, South Korea's Ministry of National Defense announced that some equipment of the Sadr system had been delivered by military transport aircraft to the U.S. Army's Wushan Air Force Base in South Korea the day before (March 6). The South Korean Ministry of National Defense said that it will deploy the Sade system at the Xingzhou base as soon as possible through corresponding procedures.
The deployment of Sadr anti-missile system by the United States in North Korea seems to be aimed at North Korea's nuclear test, but in fact it is aimed at South China. The deployment of Sadr anti-missile system limits the combat capability of various strategic missiles in South China. In response to this matter, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded that China will resolutely take necessary measures to safeguard its own security interests, and all the consequences arising therefrom will be borne by the United States and South Korea.
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The deployment of Sadr's anti-missile system in South Korea is strongly opposed by the domestic people in South Korea and countries such as China and North Korea, because the deployment of Sadr poses a serious threat to China's national interests.
Because the detection range of Saad X-band radar covers most parts of China, it means that Saad system can complete information acquisition, tracking and information sharing when launching missiles. The Saad system transmits the obtained information to the combat platform, and Aegis or Patriots can intercept it at an early stage. In other words, the missile may be intercepted before it flies halfway.
As a result, China's strategic deterrent will be greatly weakened. Theoretically, the series of "Dongfeng -2 1D" and "Dongfeng -26" anti-ship ballistic missiles launched by China in the eastern coastal areas are in danger of "early exposure".
The process of the Sadr incident is as follows:
On September 30th, 20 16, the South Korean Ministry of National Defense announced the final deployment location of "Sade", which is the Star State Golf Course of Lotte Group.
20 17 On February 27th, the board of directors of Lotte Group decided to provide land for the deployment of Sadr. Yonhap News Agency reported that if the two parties formally sign a contract, the design and construction will start soon, and the deployment of Sadr can be completed within 5-7 months.
On the morning of March 7, 20 17, the South Korean Ministry of National Defense announced that some equipment of the Sadr system had been delivered by military transport aircraft to the Wushan Air Force Base of the US military stationed in South Korea on March 6, 20 17. The South Korean Ministry of National Defense said that it will deploy the Sade system at the Xingzhou base as soon as possible through corresponding procedures. ?
On March 201July 17, China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying said that China's opposition to "Sade" was sufficient and justified. China once again urges all parties concerned to face up to the essence of the problem and China's legitimate concerns and immediately stop the deployment process. ?
2065438+On April 26th, 2007, two launch vehicles and X-band radar of Saad anti-missile system were put into use in Korea. The U.S. Department of Defense said that it will continuously upgrade South Korea's Thaad system in the future. ?
On May 30th, 20 17, South Korean President Moon Jae in learned that in addition to the deployment of two "Sade" interceptor launch vehicles in Xingzhou, Gyeongsangbuk-do, four launch vehicles were secretly transported into South Korea, and Moon Jae in demanded a thorough investigation of the reasons for the entry of these four launch vehicles. ?
2065438+On July 29th, 2007, South Korean President Moon Jae in issued an order at the National Security Conference in Cheongwadae, and immediately negotiated with the United States on the strengthening plan of South Korea-US strategic deterrence, including the deployment of the remaining four "Sade" launch vehicles. ?
2018 At 5: 00 am on April 2/KLOC-0, more than 200 residents and religious groups from Xingzhou County of South Korea gathered in front of Shaochengli Village Hall in Cao Tian, Xingzhou County to sit in and demonstrate against the South Korean Ministry of National Defense's transportation of construction equipment and materials into the "Sade" base in Xingzhou County of Gyeongsangbuk-do. ?
On the afternoon of April 18 and 12, the anti-Sadr group in Xingzhou County of South Korea reached an agreement with the South Korean Ministry of National Defense, and the South Korean military withdrew all construction equipment from the Sadr base and suspended the import of additional equipment. ?
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